St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-09

great falling off in the number Of hotel ar
| rivals and in some cases delayed incoming
| trains.
The Scandinavians and Germans of the
| Sixth ward will meet at DANA hall at O'Clock
this afternoon to organize for the spring
campaign. A large meeting is expected.
Aid. Dwyer-Council cannot compel the
railroads to pay living wages, but it can let
them know what it thinks of any concern
| that would offer a man 81 10 per day.
The next regular meeting of the New York
association will take place next Wednesday
evening at Curtiss hall. Cards, dancing and
music will afford plenty Of amusement, as
heretofore.
At Church of Christ (Disciples) Portland
avenue and Grant street, Rev. Enos Camp
| bell. pastor, morning services will be held at
/, 1880, evening services at 1880 and Sunday
school at 12:l5.
| A young mans Bible class will be organ
| lied in St. Marks church to-day after morn
! ing service. All young men interested in the
| study OF the Bible are cordially invited to at
| tend.
The general committee of the Grand Army
of the Republic, Loyal Legion and Veterans
! Ri ghtSn MON meet at the capitol in St. Paul
Tuesday next. at p. M. to dt scuss the Sol
ders' home bill. All old soldiers are invit ed
| to be present.
Charles Shandreau, state superintendent of
| life inSurance-There are eighteen assess
| ment life Insurance companies having head
quarters in Minneapolis. Of this number I
! think seventeen are rotten. In St. Paul 1t is
| Just as bad.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John S. Anderson and Ingeborg Nicholson,
Andrew J. Rosen and Annie A. Bald, Lambert
| Gisslow and Amanda HELM, Jorgen T.
Sathurlee and Carrie Beverly, Julius Rudberg
and Albertina BergStrom, David f. Gorham
and Rosett NJ. Brillard
At the meeting of the Minneapolis Law
club last evening the following officers were
elected: President, E. G. King; vice presi-
dent, w. 7. Goodhue; secretary and treas
urer. F. T. Corriston; clerk of court, ]. S.
| Harlow; court committee, j. J. Kimane,
| Churchill and McManus.
This afternoon at o'clock there will be
another mass meeting at Martins hall, corner
Cedar avenue and Washington. Speakers:
Prof. Halse, of st. Paul; Fritz Gelerup and
Evert Nymanovcr, of this city. Subjects:
Modern Socialism, in which the great labor
question will be thoroughly ventilated.
Following are the officers Of the Union
! French Mutual society; Joseph Marcour.
president; +. Trepanier, vice president; NJ.
Brault, second vice president; Ed Helletier,
| secretary; Joseph Faubert, corresponding
| secretary; Fl. E. Landrie, treasurer; Charles
Pigeon, grand marshal; George Trepanier,
| sergeant-at-arms.
The past week was an elegant one for the
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packed, and men who have been in the woods
| say that there has been no better weather
this winter. 1t is est mated that the cut will
amount to from 275, 600, 900 to 500 900. 600 feet
but lumbermen say that prices will not be de-
mOralized by the big cut.
Northwestern grocers will hold conven-
ton here during the latter part of this month
| to devise plans for the mutual benefit of the
| members. Associations in the following
towns have signiied their intention of being
represented at the convention: st. Paul
Duluth, Eau Claire, Wis; Mortified, Man.
| kato, Albert Lea, Watervile, CadOtt, Brain.
| erd, Crookston, Faribault, Verndale, Winona
and Bismrck, Oak.
At St. Marks Episcopal church, Sixth
street, between Hennepin and Nicollet ave.
nues, Rev. T. B. Wells, d. D., rector morning
service and sermon will occur at 1890 a. m.
| Sunday school and Bible class at 12:15 D. M
evening service and lecture on Story OF
| David" continued at 1850 p. IN. Young men
are cord tally welcomed to services of the
church and the young mems Bible class.
The programme for the fourth grand con-
cert by Danz's orchestra at Harmonic hall
this afternoon is as follows: Overture,
''Egmont," Beethoven; symphony (alegrn
moderately, Schubert: advertisement, ''Die
| Meistersinger," Wagner; air (for string
ORCHESTRAL Job. Sch. Bach; Antoniophone
solo. Robert lie Diable," Meyerbeer, Mr..
Alfred Phasey; grand march, "Tannheuser,'
| Wagner; Spanish waltz, Ell Turia (by request),
Grenada; overture, civilian TELL" Rossini.